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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

An influential and famous clergyman,
whose life is in marked contrast to these
three, is the Rev. Robert C0llyer, pastor of
the Church of the Messiah. He lives in
brick house that is less than modest in APP
pearance and is one of long row of houses
on East Thlrty-ninth street. He looks like
a hale and sturdy yeoman of past age.
His hair is white as snow, his cheeks ruddy
as midsummer apples No butler guards
him from intrusion. He requires no card
or other password from any person what
ever who may choose to call upon him. An
ordinary housemaid sees if Mr. Collyer is
in, and if he is he comes down to meet his
guest. His rooms are furnished with exceed
ing simplicity and yet not asthetically.
There is plenty of provision for sensible
comfort there, but nothing that appeals to
the sense of the luxurious, unless it be a
long bookcase filed with choice works. His
library consists very largely of the works
of British authors, Dickens, Scott and others
of their stamp being represented by full
sets of their writings. There are few mod
ern works on metaphysics and science. One
cannot help the impression, as he looks in
upon the Rev. Robert Collyer's quarters,
that conventional old maid would make
things look more presentable. There is a
general air, botn in the man himself and
in his surroundings, that betokens an I'M
conscious disrespect for the conventional
ties of modern life, and, possibly, lack of
appreciation of what is regarded as most
desirable in appearance.
F. r. BURTON
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I OST, black and tan pup; responds TO the
II name Gyp. Last seen on Bolton and Hab-
ersham streets, suitable reward for return
of same at LUDDEN & BATES.
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CLOTHING cleaned, repaired, braided, altered
~ and dyed; new suits cut and made in latest
STYLES; charges moderate; satisfaction glaran-
teed. a. GErZ, tailor 81 Jefferson street.
MRS MARY JANE McMASTER, NJ. D.,
VI Eclectic Physician. Office No. "a Lincoln
street, corner of Broughtou. Consultation free.
All diseases successfully treated
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

TOR RENT, twostory and basement dwell
II ing situated on Bryan street, second door
east Of Abercorn. Possession given imnledi-
ately. Apply to JNO. SULLIVAN & CO, ia
Bay street,
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ENOR RENT. brick house, two-story on base
Il ment, corner CASTOR and Barnard Apply
TO LAUNEY a. GOEBEL, 143 Broughtoo.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, IS Words or
more, in this column inserted for ONE
CENT A WORD, Cash in Adponce, each
Insertion.
Everybody who has any tcdnt to supply,
anything to buy or sell, any business or
accommodations to secure; indeed, any ,0ish
TO crafty, should advertise in this column.
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Troy TRUNKS at &c Broughton. near Lincoln;
l. they are perfect little trunks.
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Personal.
Mr. N. H. Frohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala.

Mr.. N. H. Frohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala,
writes: / take great pleasure in recon-
mending DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, having used it for severe at
tack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. 1t gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me and
have not been afflicted since. l also beg
to state that had tried other remedies with
no good result. Have also used Electric
Bitters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, both
Of which / can recommend.
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, is sold on positive
guarantee. Trial bottles free at Lippman
Bros S drug store.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

J,REsH HALIBUT SMELLS, Mackerel. Lob
i sters. Escallops at BOGAN'S every Wednes
Cay and Thursday. li1t
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

WANTED. and must have at once e, 20 Pianos
six months, month, or single tuning; all work
guaranteed; one Of the best tuners in the South,
highly recommended by Prof. Leo w. Mehrtens
and other eminent musicians. DAVIS BROS.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE, good business house and stock Of
Il fancy goods and millinery; splendid oppor-
tunity for milliner and dressmaker; good reasons
for selling. Address Lock Box 24l, Titusville,
Fla.
NOR SALE, two three-story frame metal
Il rooted dwellings Nos. 20 and "a McDonough
street, between Price and Houston streets. APP
ply TO JNO. SULLIVAN & CO. ia Bay street.
EOR SALE, a two-story on basement brick
II dwelling, near the Park. Apply to JNo.
SULLIVAN & CO., ia Bay street.
nOLLS! DOLLS!--A large lot to he sold at
- retail for less than cost. GAZAN, Bull cor
rer Broughton.
COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE--valuable
- Property--Will be sold at pr bile cutlery, at
the office of the Randolph Manufacturing Com
pany, in the city of Cuthbert, Randolph county,
Georgia, on the first Tuesday in January, 1888,
at II O'Clock A. NJ, the following property, to-
wit One cotton mill complete, consisting of
$3.50 spndles, 81 cards, reels, twisters, drawing
frames, slubbers, speeders, opener and lappers,
betting, pulleys shafting, etc, etc. One large
engine and boiler; one small AZ horse engine,
mounted, and other fixtures In good running or
der; SO acres of land more or less, Factory
building, lapper or picker room, warehouse,
office, oil house, bla ksmith shop and tools, and
II tenement buildings. Properly sold by order
of the stockholders to pay Indebtedness and for
distribution. Titles perfect, Terms cash RAN
DoLPH MFG. COMPANY, Cuthbert, Ca, No
vember 16, 1887
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Another tall, distinguished looking man,
is DR.. John Hall. He is a Presbyterian and
his church is located on Fifth avenue He
has a round, smooth face, keen but smiling
gray eyes, full of intelligence, and slightly
projecting teeth, a trait in physiognomy
that is said always to coincide with great
sturdiness of mentality and unusual execu-
tive ability. Whether this coincidence is
general or not, it certainly applies in this
case. DR.. Hall is one of the most methodi-
cal and business-ike clergymen in the New
York pulpit. Everybody who has seen him
has remarked with amusement the striking
resemblance between him and Col. Robert
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

A GENTS WANTED in every city and town TO
~ sell Thenns Lightning Window Polish;
large profit; send for circular; sample mailed
l2c. WEBER BROS, 80 Z. 9th street, New
York
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A GENTS WANTED in every town for Life
"A and Letters of Pope Leo XIII; big money.
Address Room 10, Post Office building, savan-
nah.
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HAVE few fine Mich Cows and Springers,
1 which I'll sell cheap, or exchange for fat
Cows am also paying the highest cash price
for fat Cows and Calves. JAMES i. MEHR-
TENS White Bluff POad
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WANTED Experienced statesmen TO travel
w and sell hardware and other goods Ad'
dress MERCHANT, care Carrier 70, Baltimore.
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I OST Thursday, Black and Tan Puppy; an
IL sweIs to name Dixie" A reward viii be
paid if left at 14I Charlton street.
T OST two promissory notes of Lilienthal &
l. Son in my favor. The public IS notified not
to negotiate the same ]. w. TAYLOR.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

For Christmas CONNECTIONS call at the Sa-
vannah Steam Bakery.
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Young MAN with experience in the Grocery
Business, desires position in wholesale or
retail house. Can give unquestionable refer
ences. Address F. W. p, 1l714 Barnard Street.
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personal.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires TO CORE
"A spond with a lady who wishes to be
amused correspondence of course, to be con-
Quoted incognito. GIUSEPPE.
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DEPAIR YOUR OLD PIANo-DAvIS BROS.
IL have competent and skillful workmen, and
can fix your piano over as good as new, cheaply
and thoroughly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

T7OR SALE, - Pianos Of the leading manu-
facturers of this country now on exhibition
at oul store-.the Knabe Kranich &; Bach. Baus,
Behr Bros, Harrington and Estey Pianos and
Fstey Organs DAVIS BROS.
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WANTED, a porter; one that understands
w taking care of horses. Corner Charlton
street lane and Bull street.
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TOR SALE a Mcclellan saddle, No 11-inch
Il seat: and Georgia Hussar bride. Address
n p O. Box No pos.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANTS.

~ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE want nice place
VI to board for week or two. State number
of boarders, price, etc. Reference given. X,
Morning News.
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A GENTLEMAN desires either TO rent fur
n nshed room or engage table board, or
board and lodging at one place. JOEL
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BOARDING, No 10 Abercorn street. corner of
ID st. Julian; handsomely furnished rooms,
with excellent board; terms moderate; also
table board.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-18

A SALESMAN who can command good trade
"A in Southwest Georgia, West Florida and
1st apv ne reference ge from present EMPLOYERS
Address POSITION. care News Office.
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WANTED Ladies' and gentlemen 10 examine
w the fancy New Home Machires, suitable
for Christmas presents
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vE,o DAIRYMEN.--For sale, two Of the finest
4 Mich Cows IN Chatham county; will give
about 40 quarts of milk per day. F. GRIMBALL,
Isle of Hone
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4 NICE Assortment of Pen and Pocket
"A Knives Leather Card Cases, Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes, Fine Mirrors, etc, at
STRONG'S Drug Store.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


NTANTED.--A competent bookkeeper and
w fine pensman wants night work CT writing
of any kind. JULIAN.
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NOR SALE, Splendid salt water rver-front
i building lots, and flve-acre farm lots with
river privileges, at RQSEDEW building lots IN
savannah. near East Broad and Sixth streets,
and in Eastland; several good farm lots near
White Bluff. on shell road. Apply 70 Dr. Fall
L1GANT, 151 South Broad street from TO 10 A,
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE, that desirable property corner
L Anderson and West Broad streets; 90 feet
front by los deep, with improvements Apply
1874 Huh street.
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WANTED, a pair of broke or unbroken
w Goats Anyone having a pair of such will
find a purchaser by addressing JAMES L.
MEHRTENS White Bluff Road.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED, ten sslesladies; also five cash
w boys. Apply at once. A. r. ALTMAYER
& co.
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I OST--A child's Gold Bracelet, with chain
Il aud bangle, on the afternoon Of the 18th,
between East Broad, Hull and AhercorD. A
suitable reward if returned to 551s East Broad
street.
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BOARDING.

TWO gentlemen can get good board and a
i large, comfortable room, with fireplace.
los York.
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NOR SALE CHEAP, three Organs, frst-class
II make. nearly new, at less than half price;
also, one first-class Upright Piano. NEW HOME
S. NJ CO. corner Whitaker and State streets.
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- END your orders to LOGAN for your Xmas
- supplies; everything that is good in tie
Market
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TOR SALE-The Stock and Fixtures Of a
II Grocery and Bar. Apply at 65 Jefferson
street
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II AIRCUTTING distinctly fashionable and
L L becoming by EMILE +. FEGEAS, Brough-
ton street, between Bun and Drayton.
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TOR RENT, from Oct list, splendid store No.
L 81 Bay street, situate in Hutchison's Block,
next to corner of Abercorn: has splendid cellar
and is splendid stand for any business; second
and third stories can be rented If desired. A.
R. LAWTON, JR.. ia Bryan street.
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M1ND the address, come and see plenty more
vi bargains, 40 and 1101l Broughton street.
Hair Store, Watch aud Jewelry Repairing De-
partment.
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G.1 neABARGAIN THIRD-Nickel Clock;
En- suG satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded tn
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WANTED the public 10 know that for two
w years yet | will represent the wellknown
Shoe House of A. EINSTEIN'S SONS on the
Georgia Central railroad and its branches. SID.
a. PUGHSLEY. JR.
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r(NHE Texan kicked because the fee was too
4 high. Quoth the lawyer, soothngy: you
are the first client | have this year" Many
specialists follow the example of this lawyer.
Should they have a call for a Watch, Clock,
Chain, Cuff Button, Earring, Scarf Pin, etc,
they charge enough to make up the time lost
by waiting so long. This is not the motto of
the proprietor Of the Watch and JeweTy De.
partment of the BROUGHTON STREET HAIR
STORE Quick sales, small profits plenty bust
ness and always fresh stock See his bargains
for this week.
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TNOR RENT, the desirable dwelling No 81
Il Charlton street; modern improvements.
Possession given Immediately. Apply to JN0.
SULLIVAN G. CO., ia Bay street.
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MISCELLANEOUS


A NICE PRESENT-A bottle of Extract or
N Cologne. The largest assortment of re-
liable makes at HEIDT'S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-17

Tho eea9on in Bethany wss opened on
Friday night with q lausicai entertain.
mens, given in the Chapel Hall by Miss
price, the talented teacher Of louaic In
Bethany Colless. 1t was varied by read.
ing given by Mics Meholln, OF this city,
who came by special 1equeat, and who
won unbduaded admiration, by the ease
and dignity with which she rendered. the
following selections; "The Palaco OF tho
r,aru," John md Tibbie's Dispute
The Echo" "rhe Death CT Prince
Edward" "The GoL!inp" and "Witow
Bedotts Poetry" Too much cannot be
said in her ptniae. The studenta were
very appreciative aud will think them
selves fortunate, II they can prevail on her
to. give them instruction in the art Of
good speaking. It is thought that alter
the Holidays she can arrange to give them
C course OF instruction. The music wac
cven better than usual. It is now one OF
tho features Of the college, and everything
will be done to exteud its influence. Mrs.
President Woolezy a:l her brother, sher-
man kirE. always fayorites were, greeted
With fresh enthusiasm, as they eany thor
duet, "On Noisy Banks." Miss Price
gave Cliop'n's military Holonciso,' y to The
delight of the audience. Got,schalk's
March De Mutt" lost none Of its beauty,
Gs played by Prof. Camuis Pandluton.
NJ. Loyei:, & st.dent, had beautiful
violin Bolo, "Pestoral Fauteeie.p The OBJ.
jacs OF the entertainment was tho furnish
Ia: eta Mnsic Hall, in Shch soirees will
be given frequently during thu SesSion.
In that q1iet place any entertainment Of
this kind always gives pleasure aud il is
to be hoped thss many such will b. given.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-17
LEFT IIERE HUSBANDs
WITH 4 dooDLY sum OF MS CASH,
An italian Woman from Rlttahurrh Arrest
cd hero By Request Of her uusbn aud. ard
her Companion also Locked ,up-A
ll5, Good Capture on Slight Grounds. 4

!. Yesterday Chief Of Police Smith recety.
edatelegrsm from Pittsburgh making him te
arrest an italian man and woman who had
lett that city and were accused Of larceny
The only description given was that bo.h
were small, and the woman had q scar. OF
her right thumb. The telegram was sign
ed by Joe Canerdl. y 5i f&
Ollcer West was put on the case, and al
once went TO tho Italian boarding house
on tho corner Of Twelfth and lWatel
streets, kept by Lsuis Messlna, and asked
II there was no. such a couple there who
had come lately. The boy In the fruit
store told him thors was, but that the mar
had gone out for a walk. West had the
womsn out, aud lifting her shawl, beneath
which sho folded hsr hands, he saw 0
faint scar on her right thumb. Satisfied
that these wore his bi1as, bu. fearing that
II lio arrested tbs woman the other Itai.
inns would get word 10 the man and he
wonld escape, he allayel their excitement
by pretending that il was O little girl he
was looking for. They fell right into
this trap; 10 . few minutes tho man re.
turned, and West took both into custody.
They we're taken TO tho lookup and word
was sent to Pittsburgh Of tho arrest. Last
evening at o'clock John Canardi arrived
GU the B. 4 0. road, and identified the
compile as the pair he wanted. We. RI
The man had given his name "a
Raphael Maoli, and the woman az Rosa
spinells. Canardl says the woman 10 bis
vile, and that Spinella fwas her maiden
name. The man Maoli boarded with
them: Several days ago he and the wo.
man LETT, taking with them 1915 in money
and 1ewelry worth considerable more, He
had offered $50 reward for their capture,
and expressed his Willingness to make
good his offer. The arrest Is likely to
West. q $500
When asked II be would take his wife
back home with him, Canardi intimated
With psntomimic oaths and broken Eng.
lish that he would take them both back to
Pltteburgh and SEQ that they got into the
penitentiary for stealing his money. '5' x.
Tho prisoners will be arraigned before a
Justico this morning as iugitiyea from ius.
tice, and II they will not 10 10 Pennsylya.
mia without q requisition, will be commit
ted to jail until the necessary proceedings
can be taken. III : : G'''.1'7-1''''
Tbs sr'eat is very clever one. One OF
the Pittsburgh dotsctivea expressed the
opinion the other day that the couple
would never be appsehended, rs .'all Ital-
iana look alike" They have been misaing
several days. fE5' -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-17

Tho following transteta Of real estate
we're leit Tor :ecerb at Clerk Hooks ofllcs
on Saturday:
Deed made July 90, 1857, by Mary Fl
Godfrey and husband, and others, Il
Harry B: Godfrey, Tor Two lots gu the wca
eide Of Aoa street. Consideration, 81 500
Deed made October Is, 1854, by Amo.
G. Britt, Of Philadelphia, to Chrrles A
Britt, Of Wheeling, ior lot No. IL, in W
W. Sbriye,'s addition. Consideration
$l,400.
DEED made October 10, 1856, by Holon
/. Eiitt, to Charles a. Britt, for tho game
property. Consideration. Si,4GQ.
Deed made October 7, 1857, by William
Z:nk and vile, to William 7. Z.ak, Of
Auburn, n. Y, fer. lot No. Is in square
No. ., in the subdivision OF the Jouepl
l!iydinSe' estatS in the Eighth ward. Goa
federation, 5000.
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MARTINS PERRY.
Narrow Escape of n Child from Drowning
Other NeWn Notcu

| MARROW Escape or n Child from Drowning
Other News Sotos.
| RuHeli Ifodiii is home from Washington
college On short Wait.
| Mr. and Mrs. Trialar, Of Bsrnesyille. arr
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Hattie Lowe, Of steubenyilie il
thsgueat Of Mrs. ]. B. Gillespie.
This Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh psasance,
depot vii! be lighted and heated by naiu
raj gas.
For the latcet fall snd winter styles II
good fitting clothes, 60 10 T. Rai, mer
chant tailor, Second Btrcot.
Pete Faa- had lissle treble with &
man ID she lower end Of town On Hatur
day, and received black eye and was
locked up. -,
Manager Reese Fu,bay has made ar
rangements for the Biz Compsny's "Kinc
Bee combination al the Eiyslan theatre
on Saturday evening. -
The Martins Ferry Mupic Olnh vii,
give ita first grand concert and ball Al
MHanetchor hsll, Oh Washington street
Thufsdgy evening nexs.
Katie, c little daughter OF George Weir
Of Second street, tell from skid into the
river last evening, and eank twice before
she waa rescued. She was hslpsd on. and
taken home In p:ecsrloua condition.
Il tho City Council Ind ordered
O brick pavement Thon Walnut street vas
graded, IL wonld have slyod time and
trouble in constantly repairing A hoit
muddy street, which Ia Of but little &C.
count for teaus.
Yesterday evening tho evepNotorious
"Hhigy" 4Iamaaterg thought 10 wreak ven.
geance Oh some Fourth street people. and
ra'eed a big crowd SO usual. Marshal
Burns happened to DO in the vicinity and
took her in. She pleaded long and loud for
release, but her ent,aa.ieo wers Of no avail
and ehs Waa pct under lock and KEY, She
will undoubtedly 80 Scott free this
morning, but the scare she received viii viii
probably DO sufficient to keep her quiet
for while at leass.
iht foartn production OF "Qucen Es.
ther" in Lafayette hall Saturday night. by
Prof. j. W. Schoficli, Bbly assisted BY Mia
Flora Williams, Miss May McKim, Miss
Nora CLARK and Other home talent we'll
known as good yooalis.s, WAC undouhtedly
the heet presentation Of tho cants.a ever
given in this city. From Sing 1ha.ueru,
down 10 his psged and from Queen E.iher
to her maids, all performed their reapec.
two parts with graceful easo and 10 tho
higheat point Of artistic excellence. Tho
costumes trimmed with silver aud void
VEGA fiah and costly, and the moot
appropriate ever Worn In n pre.
oentaton. Prof. J. W. Schofield Ia
dcs.rgius Ct the highest commeuia.
ton Tor the NEST crcditSble mepner
in which ho produced this tayoyte can.
tasa. It was for Tho ucnets Of tho St,
lnul'a Episcopal church. 1t can be truth.
fully oaid that tho Professor outdid him.
Gel. on thin accession, Rad wau closely fol.
lowed by his able ns,istsnts. The house
WA packed every night. and YVES. rom
Wheeling, bridgeport and Bolisire, OIL
learning whata eVccess :ha presentation
HHu ibis year, came Ia largo crowds on
Saturday night. ThiH city elould be- lust.
" prond OF her alngers. It's bope,l now
TINT fEo.. Scholield will soon put some
other musical composition on the stage
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Mr. William Walker, OF Rocheuter, l.
visiting frionds in The oily.
Tho standard mill Ia running double
turn, trying TO catch up on orders.
George I'obinaon, candidate for County
Treasurer, waa in tho city Saturday.
Tho Wheeling Natural Gas Company
Jailed to put In tho main on Bank stree;
lac! week. s"'''
TAoro 70 much talk yet Of having Gov.
efhofJ. u. Foraker cotre hero again before
hls return to Columbus.
Tho aehool childron are Gil ilustllng for
tho bcss report, that they may yet tho pair
Of ohoea ollerel by y. a. Dtnmmonh.
Dridgcportcrs aro talking OF making M
throo car loads Of people to 10 to hsnr
John shcrnan nj st. Oluirsvillo on We'd
ncnhay.
Noah llurton, who VIVA badly burne,i
by natural gau ut Mnrlin'n Ferry Bome,imo
nince, to abto to DO out. His brothor
Thomss llurton, 10 getting along M vol ma
can be.expeeieh.